I have a Cohlear implant and i want to play base ball but the helmets knock them off and i was wondering is?

Question:there a special helmet?

Answers:

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I'd think that you might have to have one specially made, so that it would fit over the external mike and still protect you. Given that you have a part of this in your head, you'd probably have to wear a helmet on the field as well. The helmet on the field thing worked very well for John Olerud.

However, you might be best off by first talking with an OT from your local hearing society, association, etc. OT's are great resource persons for all kinds of things that help any one of us (I do mean us - I have multiple types of arthritis and am disabled by them) to find or figure out the best ways to do things.

They're one other possibility here, and that's playing without your mike. You know, of course, that hand and arm signals are used through every part of every game. But did you know that hand and arm signals on defence started as a way to accommodate a deaf player? You'd still have to wear a helmet on defence, because of the implant, but it should work very well.

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I was just thinking that there probably is a special helmet, and then I read Reva's answer. What a great answer! I can't improve on that. :)

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